Yours is the only video I found with the Intel plug. Followed all the stops and now trying to decide if I will be able to get that plug out and the new one back in. Tight fit!!!
Haha. I would think there would be more Intel installations on RUclips than AMD Ryzen. Most people probably don’t want to deal with reaching that plug. I’ve done it a few times now and it’s much easier for me. Let me know if you get it plugged in.🤞🏽
Yeah you have to put it in just right, straight, and making sure not to damage the pins at all. Please make sure you press it in as firm as you can. Don’t want the computer giving you errors. Is everything working fine so far?
@@RUclipsKeN Thanks for the quick replies. I got the part in. Connected the F9 and it worked BUT the damn latch would not work so the piece wasn't in solidly if that makes sense. I wonder if my part was defective since I worked it every which way. Removed and put OEM back and it connected easily. Might just need a new connector/wire but never doing that again!
Thank you! Let’s just say, if I had a swear jar, I could probably fund a whole new Tesla by now. That Intel plug really tested my patience and my vocabulary! After much practice it’s easier now. 😏
Great question I'm not sure. I didn't even touch on the Android tablet part of it. It has Netflix, RUclips, browser etc... It's basically a tablet. It may be possible.
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That is a nice display. Thanks for always introducing us to very useful products.
Appreciate it! It is nice. Just hate I have to hook it up to the computer. But when I get a new Tesla, that problem will be solved 😁
Yours is the only video I found with the Intel plug. Followed all the stops and now trying to decide if I will be able to get that plug out and the new one back in. Tight fit!!!
Haha. I would think there would be more Intel installations on RUclips than AMD Ryzen. Most people probably don’t want to deal with reaching that plug. I’ve done it a few times now and it’s much easier for me. Let me know if you get it plugged in.🤞🏽
@@RUclipsKeN Got it in but it will not latch tight! Can't figure it out... About 5 seconds from yanking it out and giving up
Yeah you have to put it in just right, straight, and making sure not to damage the pins at all. Please make sure you press it in as firm as you can. Don’t want the computer giving you errors. Is everything working fine so far?
@@RUclipsKeN Thanks for the quick replies. I got the part in. Connected the F9 and it worked BUT the damn latch would not work so the piece wasn't in solidly if that makes sense. I wonder if my part was defective since I worked it every which way. Removed and put OEM back and it connected easily. Might just need a new connector/wire but never doing that again!
When can I drive your car hahaha. Great video man keep
It up.
Any time! 🤣
Excellent review. How many times did you swear while installing the Intel plug?
Thank you! Let’s just say, if I had a swear jar, I could probably fund a whole new Tesla by now. That Intel plug really tested my patience and my vocabulary! After much practice it’s easier now. 😏
Can you use it as a monitor with the USB-C on the back?
Great question I'm not sure. I didn't even touch on the Android tablet part of it. It has Netflix, RUclips, browser etc... It's basically a tablet. It may be possible.